The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-26

Hammocks, Croquet, Oil Paint
ings. Chromos, Steel Engravings
a larse assortment and cheaper
than ever at Miller & Cases drug
store.
Capt. Keller, The brilliant edi-
tor Of The Pv6,;c Opinion, pub
lished at Westerville. o., was the
guest of A. Ii. Brooke on Thurs
day last.
L. c. Smith. of the Shawnee
Banner has been compelled by
continued i'll health TO take Il va
cation. His paper will be in
charge Of w. J. Siith
The Remple House was so
crowded with guests Monday
night, that the landlord was rom
| PEELED TO procure rooms from
outside parties.
y. w. II. Wright, Of Logan,
Grand High Mogul of the Benev-
olent Order of Owls, was in the
CITY a few hours Tuesday.-Nel
sonville News.
Broken bones reset and new
ribs inserted without pain or use
of cIloroform at Frank's,the TIM
brelIa Man, 156 South High
Street, Columbus, D.
Mr.. n. j. Welland visited his
grandson at Columbus. OH Sun
day last. lie informed a repre-
sentative of the paper that he
was proud and selling Jewelry
cheaper than ever.
We are glad TO learn that Chas.
Keinlie has been chosen to take
a responsible position on The Po-
lice force al Columbus. Charley
is first class man and no better
selection could have been made.
The Misses Bertha and Ma mie
Bowers and lizzie Martin, OF
Circleville, are visiting Dr.. @. w.
Pullen and wife. The Misses
Bowers are daughters of DR..
Bowers, brother of Mrs. Pullen.
Rev. G. G. Har. Was chosen by
the Athen, Presbytery to represent
it in the General Assembly at
Omaha, Neb. lie was accompanied
by his wife as far as St. Louis,
whero she will visit their sons
Logan Presby terrain.
Fl. j. Sniveiv, who has been a
conductor on the Hooking VAL
lev railroad for many years. has
resigned 10 assume charge of The
Occidental Hotel. indianapolis.
He left last week to begin his
new duties. at which his many
friends vii wish hlm great sue
cess.-State Journal.
Robert w. Keynes made
business trip through the Valley
on Monday. Tie new mill of
Keynes & WelIman is doing ex-
ceilent work and we are glad to
learn that the trade is taking
right hold Of the -four.
Robt. Price, administrator of the
estate of Judge Grogan, deceased,
is getting out catalogue Of the Ii
brary and will soon have them
ready for distribution. There are
some rare and costly books In Il
library.
Wednesday morning about O.
o'clock, Herbert johnson of
Swan. was assisting in loading a
large log on a wagon, 1T slipped
falling on Johnson, crushing his
leg SO badly, that at the latest
reports the physician considered
amDutation necessary r a.c-
coon Valley Graphic.
An Athens county man in at
tendance at Wallace & Co.'S show
last week, drank fifteen glasses of
lemonade as fast as he could put !
them down. l. was a job lot and
cost him five cents. Prohibition, |
we aplne, increased largely a |
mans capacity for water. There
are few oasis in the Ohio des- |
ert that will become great mar
kets for watermelons the coming
year.
Mr.. Harry Shotveil, drove over
from Logan IN a buggy
as he was compelled, on account !
of his horses all being sick with
pink eye. to defer his usual trip
with the wagon this week. Out
of sixteen head of horses in his
fathers stable twelve of them are
sick. This disease is spreading
throughout southeastern Ohio
pretty rapidly.-Adelphia News
The Western District cf the
Ev. Luth. JOINT Synod of Ohio,
will convene next Wednesday, at
the Ev- Luih. ST. Mathews church
on Hunter street, and remain in
session from the 1st to the 7th,
inclusive. There will be services
in said church on Wednesday
and Friday evening and Sunday
evening in The German, and on
Thursday. Sunday and Monday
evening in the English Ian suage.
All are cordially invited.
Phil SIiShar has comnIatad or